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“Passing the Flame”: FCU Student Organization Inauguration and Leadership Handover Ceremony Marks a New Chapter of Student Leadership

Feng Chia University held its Academic Year 2025–26 Student Organization Inauguration and Leadership Handover Ceremony, themed“Passing the Flame,” on June 14. The event opened with faculty advisors and student committee leaders making creative entrances alongside the organizations they mentor. Vice President Kuo-Hao Tang encouraged all student leaders to embrace the ceremony’s theme, emphasizing that leadership transitions represent not only the transfer of responsibility, but also the passing on of experience, values, and passion. He expressed confidence that incoming leaders would build upon the achievements of their predecessors, continue to innovate, and guide their organizations toward new milestones while keeping the spirit of student organizations alive across generations.

Congratulations to the 10 FCU Faculty Members Promoted This Semester

The Ministry of Education has approved faculty promotions for the second semester of Academic Year 2025–2026. A total of 10 faculty members at Feng Chia University have successfully earned promotion.

恭喜張登凱 學長榮獲逢甲第26屆傑出系友（擘劃長才 前瞻永續）

35 FCU Faculty Named Among World’s Top 2% Scientists with Increased Dual-Ranking Entries

Stanford University Announces 2024 World's Top 2% Scientists List: 35 Feng Chia University Faculty Members Recognized

科技創新應用競賽，本系作品「AI情緒互動空間」榮獲水續發展類卓越金獎獎

逢甲工工系廖品菲、鄭庭筠、吳嘉縈、鍾逸璇、曾宣縈等學生參賽。該作品榮獲永續發展類卓越金獎

The First Feng Chia University Technology Innovation Competition: From CDIO to Practical Stage, Inspiring Students' Interdisciplinary Creativity

Jointly organized by Feng Chia University's Office of Technology Development, Office of Sustainability and Social Responsibility, and Office of Industry-Academia Operations and Promotion, the "2025 Feng Chia University Technology Innovation Application Competition" underwent nearly six months of submissions and preliminary reviews. On May 2, the grand final and exhibition were held on the 8th floor of the Science and Aeronautics Building. The competition encouraged students to use innovative technology to solve practical problems, cultivating interdisciplinary integration capabilities. It attracted 70 student teams and over 300 faculty and students from across the university. Ultimately, 41 teams stood out and advanced to the finals, competing in the two main themes of "Digital Applications" and "Sustainable Development," showcasing their achievements.